I Became the Human Emperor in an Age of Peace

You've already fleeced everyone, can't you find someone else to fleece? "All emperors are great emperors, and all emperors vie for the same peak. What's the point of writing it like this?" Those who exploit the Douluo Continent know to switch eras and exploit it later, after exploiting Douluo Continent I, they'll exploit Douluo Continent II... I'm getting tired of reading about the Great Emperor.

It's well-written. Actually, I followed the previous book as well, but how should I put it? The author was too audacious, actually wanting to change the protagonist. This is unacceptable to readers in any work. I hope this one won't do the same thing.

The first 10 chapters or so are the familiar grandiose and unrealistic elements of "Covering the Sky," but it gradually gets better after that, feeling quite exciting. If it maintains its quality, it's worth subscribing to.

The beginning was alright, though clichéd, it had a certain grandeur. But what the hell was that later on? A chaotic sea adventure? A divine army descending from the heavens from beyond the realm? An antique's revival and rampage across the land?

The surgery was done so quickly; he was suddenly in the palace.

I have no opinion on whether or not to write about the Ziwei Realm. Continue playing as a background character or change the map if you want, but don't make your main character just a background character! It's been so long since he's appeared. Writing so many chapters about the Ziwei Realm isn't really about setting up the main character; you might as well not write them at all.

One second he was a supreme emperor in the lower realm, ruling over all living beings; the next second he was an insignificant nobody in the upper realm. The contrast was too great, it was unbelievable.

This emperor was too mediocre; he did not create his own Dao and laws, nor did he have his own imperial scriptures.

These main characters have been in seclusion for a while; is this a bit of a stretch?

Your Heavenly Mandate Path can only fight low-level opponents, and you'll suffer a backlash from Heavenly Mandate at the same level. What's the difference between that and the Seven Injury Fist? It's basically a reckless path, no wonder so few people practice it, yet it's touted as something amazing.